The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-10

Will travel the petter part or the summer.
The Judicial ermine doesn't sit very
heavily upon the shoulders of Judge Pax
ton.
Counselor James Vredenberg has re-
moved his kindergarten to Monmouth
Beach.
Secretary Kelsey is now sp ending much
of this time on his stock farm in Sussex
county.
Mrs. William Utz and her daug hter
Selma are registered at the Hotel Royal,
London
There are fifty more indictments to be
tried before the close of the present term
the court
Mayor Haynes, of Newark, is nur sing
gubernatoral bee, to be set free two
years hence.
Mr.. Frank Jones is putting himself
through bleaching process along the
jersey coast.
Mike Murphy, the abscon6ing Water
Registrar of H lboksn, was recently seen at
Staten Island.
Col. VIM. C. Heppenheimer VIII again
stand for the Assembly in the Fourth Dis
trict next Fall.
Congrs ssmaL and Mrs McAl loo are ex-
pefimentiDg at Housekeeping at an Ocean
Beach cottage.
Senator Frei Fish will again be the re-
publican nominee for State Senator in
Essex next fall.
Even now Governor Green admits that
he has not yet fairly mastered Hudson
coupty politics.
Aa old fashioned Fo urth was celebrated
at ex-Judge Hoffman's cosey country house
at Eoglishtown.
Judge and Mrs. Garretson and all the
little GaIretsons are sporting in the sands
of Westhampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Linn are rusticatipg in
the Berkshire Hills. and will finish the
season at Seabright.
An engraver has an order for a wedding
card upon which the names of Mulgrew
and o Neil are joined.
Well, wouldn't Judge Knapp have a
sweet time selecting the Commissioners
under the Martin act :?
Pol C Justice Wanser advocates the
nomination OF G. j. Cronan by the Re
publ cans for Sheriff this tall.
Before the Winter shall have S 1T in, Mr..
Harvey, of the World, will lAsd to the altar
one of Vermont's fairest bellies.
Ex-senator Carpenter, of the Clinton
Democrat is building pa atisl ssidence on
the heights overlooking he village
Mr.. Mike Donnolly, of Clerk McLaugh.
Inns office, has his temper very seriously
rufie by the extreme o. weather.
Miss Emma Campbell, of Palisade ave-
nue., will spend the heated to M with Miss
Katrina Boyd in Hunterdon county
Bob Davis has the shriavalty dead GER
tain, but he will not accept except he can
read his title to an Gle ction ry clear.
Mr.. David W. Lawrence, Orlando Taylor
and ex-Finance Commits sloner Reynolds
are called the triplets OF tbs hilltop.
Mr.. William Clerk is climbing .he Alps
in Switzerland md will excel Charley
Jordan in war ling when he returns.
Messrs. Russ and Heppinheimer have
been appointed counsel and notaries to the
new Secon National Bank of Hoboken.
Miss Anna Hetherin gtoD has changed her
mind about summeriug in Hohoken and
will enhance the attractions of albright.
Great pr ssure is brought to bear on the
Hon. Gottfried Kruger to enter the sena-
torial race IN Essex at the next campaigi.
The democratic shrievrlty nomination
will strike either ex-Shenff Cronan. b
Davis, James Clark, Bob Jordan or John
Hughes.
Even in this torrid weather Congressman
Pidcock does not shrink from j1urneying
to Washington for little postm astership
in his district.
Mr. William Utz makes frequent visits to
Clinton, Hunterdon county, where he has
corralled his chi dreD during the absence
of his wife 10 Europe.
1t didn't take "Bob' Green, the Gov
ernor's son and secretary, very long to ride
the waves of popularity. "Bob" is every
body's favorite at the State House.
fred Pangborn is writing a new book en-
titled ''rhe Mys cry of the NurserJ, or
How Child may Jump the Cradle for the
Editorial Chair" Prce, one dime.
Assistant Prosecutor Noonan is taking
sun baths at 1hompson's, on the High
lands, and has already succeeded in drap-
ing his probosis in beautiful carmine.
Mr.. Hud ,peth will probably succumb to
the pressure brought to bear upon him to
make him go OF ce more into the Assembly
contest 10 the ) District. He can win.
There is some talk among Democrats in
Ess' county of n ,minatlRg Assemblyman
Michael Barrett for State Senator next fall.
He is son-in-law Of Petr dauk aud would
receive the solid support OF the beer In
terest.
1t is q fact that ii was Comptroller An
derson who earl G lily advocated 10 Gov
ernor Green the d sirlbility of holding a
military enctmrmeat this year, aud as
early as last January, whel computing
the expenses Of ths State for the rsxt